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• defined style; predetermined style; official style; rule ➜ 決まり【きまり】

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• old Japanese-style house

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• Japanese-style writing desk

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• mini-tower-style PC - IT term

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• Edo-style kabuki ➜ 江戸狂言

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• fish pickled in sweet Kyoto-style miso ➜ 西京味噌

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• seafood and vegetables cooked sukiyaki style

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• country-style bread - From French "pain rustique"

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• epistolary style (of Japanese literature)

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• hair style where the hair is tied up in a bundle on the back of the head (resembling the shape of a tea whisk) ➜ 茶筅

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• work style; way of working

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• style of calligraphy

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• Western style residences built mostly for early foreign settlers during the end of the Shogunate and the Meiji era

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• architectural style

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• book bound in Japanese style

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• pail-like wooden container typically lacquered in Japanese style, used for holding and serving hot liquids

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• poetic style typical of Man'yōshū ➜ 万葉集【まんようしゅう】

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• cursive style ➜ 活字体

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• style of a haikai or haiku poem ➜ 俳諧・俳句

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• mini-tower-style computer - IT term

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• Chinese-style fried chicken topped with chopped scallions and sweet vinegar and soy sauce - Food term - From Chinese "yóu lín jī"

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• kabuki in the style of Kyoto or Osaka ➜ 上方狂言

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• semi-European-style house; type of Japanese house incorporating Western elements that was made popular in the 1920s and 1930s

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• epistolary style; style of written correspondence

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• style of speaking in which the speaker gives the end of each sentence or phrase a higher intonation - From English "up talk"